Sub T-16 and Ko Jo Kai had a rewarding year, participating in many activities together and separately. Both clubs did well in sports. Sub T, the oldest club on campus, won the second place "A" team all-sports trophy and the first place "B" team all-sports trophy. Kojies also competed in volleyball, basketball, softbail, anci football. The success of these clubs went beyond sports. Service projects proved also to be of importance. Sub T built a courtyard by the Christian Life Center from the stones of the old rock houses. Kojies joined with Sub T to raise money for the Arkansas Children's Hospital and the Morrelton's Children's Home. Beyond work the clubs got together for fun times. Devotionals, a back-to-school cookout and a Halloween party were just a beginning. Kojies went beyond these with their own hayride, Christmas party, Spring Banquet and a slumber party. Sub T also had a hayride, Christmas party, and a Spring Banquet. Both clubs joined together for Spring Sing '88. Their show, "Santy Claus Takes a Sandy Pause", won first in theme and fourth runner-up in the Sweepstakes competition. Sub T and Kojies had a year of successes. Both clubs felt the biggest triumph was that through the work and play they grew "exceptionally close" to one another. TIME TO EAT. Wendy Waite, freshman, weaved her way through the crowded Heritage cafete,ria trying to find a place to eat her dinner. Daily meals provided a chance for friends to socialize while refueling. - Photo by Brian Lovegrove. -Don Strader I GOT IT! During a Sub T football game on the new field, Mike Allen, senior, stretched to make the final touchdown. Sub T won "A" team football. Photo by Jeff Montgomery. Sub T & Kojies 207
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